Take a look at Plone, too (www.plone.org). It has all you want out of the box, a strong developer community, open source, and Python based. Very secure (I think it says on the site somewhere that Plone/Zope have never been hacked, but I can't swear to it).  It has a strong international following, and many big users in the US (the CIA comes to mind and Animal Planet?) (http://plone.net/sites/sites_listing?countries%3Alist=).  I beleive it is in use at some ASU sites (I found David Bear @ College of Public Programs at ASU on one of the user groups email list) I have been using it for several years for clients, and they are very happy with it. Easy to maintain and modify, but I will say it has a learning curve to understand what a Zope based CMS is all about). YMMV.

Mark

On Tue, Jul 20, 2010 at 9:16 AM, Nadim Hoque <nadimhoque@gmail.com> wrote:
Hey,

So I am a webmaster for an organization and I was thinking of migrating from a basic html site to a cms. I really like wordpress so far, but I was wondering about joomla or drupal. The site is asuasce.com, so if you want to check it out then you can do so. What I want the site to to so far is have different pages (as seen on the site). I also want to make sure that the site looks like the current one with the sparky logo on the upper left hand corner. But I am fine keeping up with the current site (which was build from the web hosting's basic web editor).

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Computer Science
The School of Computing, Informatics and Decision Systems Engineering
cell: 480-518-6235
nadimhoque@gmail.com

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